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I have always come accross very differing perspective when I have asked people this question. With the advent of No code tools, AI and plethora of online resources, coding background no longer seems to be a barrier, in my view. I am curious to hear your thoughts, though.

Is coding background essential to become a stellar PM?

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I am working as a front-end developer for 4.5years in a same company. So I think this is the right time to switch my job.

I attended F2F interview yesterday(21-01-25) at TCD, I completed two rounds of interview and wait for a while, they say you may leave now you got a call from us soon.

Is they call me either I cleared the interview or not cleared it, or they call only I cleared the interview?

Can I wait for the call or focus on other interview?

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DeepSeek claims they trained their AI model for under $6M, but that price tag seems way too low. Here’s why people are skeptical:

# Not Really Open-Source  They released model checkpoints and inference scripts, but the training script is missing. That’s a big red flag.

# Did They Train from Scratch? – Unlike Google, Meta, and OpenAI who spent billions training models from raw data DeepSeek may have borrowed data from O1, tweaking it instead of starting fresh.

# Paying Only Half the Bill?  Another theory? They underreported costs. Maybe their small firm only covered a fraction while their parent company (with 50K+ GPUs!) handled the real expenses.

Ironically, Big Tech trained AI using our data without consent. Now DeepSeek might’ve done the same just using their data instead. A case of “you reap what you sow”? 🤔

http://nauk.in/zyRGN4l6

DeepSeek's "Budget" AI  Innovation or Just a Taste of Their Own Medicine?

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_Lessons Learned from 1.3 Years of Remote Work_
1. Separate friendship and professional work to maintain professionalism.
2. Keep career decisions and sensitive information confidential.
3. Avoid procrastination by staying focused on goals and prioritizing tasks.
4. Focus on personal growth, rather than comparing yourself to others.
5. Set clear boundaries and prioritize tasks to maintain productivity.
6. Maintain a polite and friendly demeanor, even in virtual interactions.
7. Use video conferencing tools to stay connected with colleagues.
8. Prioritize integrity by delivering high-quality work.
9. Take ownership of your career by setting goals and seeking feedback.
10. Establish clear expectations with colleagues and managers.
11. Celebrate achievements and recognize progress to stay motivated.
By applying these lessons, I've been able to thrive in a remote work environment.

What are the biggest lessons you have learned in the corporate world?

I started my career in e-commerce with a product listing and stock management, earning ₹6K per month. After a year, I transitioned into organic social media marketing, managing daily content for brands for over two years (₹20K per month).

Then came my leap into paid media, where I spent 3+ years honing my skills. I worked my way up from:
🔹 Executive – ₹28K/month (Joined)
🔹 Assistant Manager – ₹43K/month
🔹 Manager – ₹53K/month (Left)

Recently, I took on a new challenge as a Senior Executive in a different organization, now earning ₹65K/month.

Looking back at my 5-6 years of experience, I see a journey of continuous learning and growth. But as I move forward, I wonder if I am on the right path am I earning the right money?

From ₹6K to ₹65K: Am I on the Right Career Path?

#NoIncomeTax
4-8 lakhs: 5%
8-12 lakhs: 10%
12 -16 Lakhs– 15%
16-20 Lakhs- 20%
20-24 Lakhs- 25%
ABOVE 24 lakhs 30% 
Important to note no income tax payable up to 12 lakhs
  #Budget2025

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